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BIS certification must for sale of used imported electronic products: DGFTIn the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) notification on May 20, the Centre has specified that import of second-hand products, wh...- Rise in second-hand smartphone demand prompts brands to prevent unorganised market accessThe demand for second-hand smartphones is on the rise, prompting brands and seller platforms to prevent old devices from reaching the unorg...
- Second-hand shopping a $1-billion-plus business for Amazon in EuropeIn the first nine months of 2023, Amazon's sales of second-hand goods in the UK increased by more than 15% on the same period last year
- Refurbished smartphone sales set to ring louderThe market for refurbished smartphones and electronic devices in India is expected to see 18% year-on-year revenue growth during the upcomi...
- Returned E-commerce goods hot sellers in refurbed marketsApart from a host of specialised sellers (who sell via their own platforms or through offline stores), this "seconds" market - also called ...
- Refurbished phones lose shine in ecommerce pushIndia contributed 13% to the global refurbished market in the July-September quarter recording yearover-year growth of 26%, data from Count...
- Another casualty of festive discounts: Used phones useless amid e-commerce salesAggressive discounts on e-commerce platforms have already severely dented sales at brick-and-mortar stores.
- Flipkart to close eBay.in, sell used goods at new bayIn May, eBay had said that it had decided to end its strategic partnership with Flipkart and relaunch eBay India with a differentiated offe...
- Flipkart may put eBay to good use for used goodsFlipkart’s entry into the online second-hand products business will pit it directly against QuikrBazaar and OLX in a largely unorganised ma...
- Flipkart to sell refurbished smartphones soonThe company plans to sell popular brands such as Lenovo, Motorola, Samsung’s ‘On Series,’ Panasonic, Micromax and Sony Xperia.
- Want to get rid of your old phone or tablet? Amazon will help you make money out of themThese goods include product categories like refurbished mobile phones, tablets and laptops as well as unboxed and used gadgets, books, watc...
- Urban Ladder to set up offline stores; partner with Amazon, FlipkartThe move comes at a time when several vertical focused online retailers have set up offline network of 300-400 stores through franchisee ne...
- Amazon launches used-goods platform, takes on Quikr, OlxAmazon is looking to increase its user base among smaller sellers who may not be able to sell as a business, this programme will help get t...
- Rise of used goods markets: Why e-commerce companies like OLX, eBay are chasing second-hand goodsAs the tide of previously-owned goods hitting the market grows, more and more ecommerce platforms are offering such goods alongside new pro...
- eBay India to sell refurbished products through 'eBay Choices'“Offering buyers unlimited variety at various price points has been the core proposition of eBay globally for nearly 20 years,” said Latif ...
- E-tailers like Amazon India, Shopclues and Foxconn have high hopes from the refurbished marketRefurbished products are typically devices returned to the manufacturer because of some fault, repaired and put back on sale at discounted ...
- Amazon India to sell refurbished phones from Samsung and XiaomiAmazon.in has started a pilot to sell brand-refurbished smartphones from popular brands like Samsung and Xiaomi to begin with.
- ReGlobe inks deal with Amazon to buy-back old electronicsThis is the fourth partnership for ReGlobe which has already collaborated with SnapDeal, eBay and Infibeam.
- GreenDust in talks to raise over Rs 750 croreRefurbished goods retailer Reverse Logistics Corps, which owns and operates GreenDust.com, is in talks with global hedge and wealth funds t...
- GreenDust owner eyes Rs 600 crore for expansionRefurbished goods retailer Reverse Logistics Corp is seeking a new round of funding as it looks to expand sales in other emerging markets.
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